So you want to go fishing in the Maldives and you want to charter a boat and catch some fish. You’ve heard it’s a tropical paradise, but don’t have a clue about what fishing looks or works like over there. Or, you’ve already been there and have decided to give fishing a go. Worry not! This guide will cover everything you need to know.
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We know the story. You’ve saved your vacation dates, booked your flight and are about to go on the trip of a lifetime. You’ve chosen a superb, fully equipped fishing charter and are all set to land the fish of your dreams. Your plane leaves tomorrow and it couldn’t reach its destination soon enough.
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In this short guide, I’ll teach you the basics of Tarpon fishing in Florida. First, I’ll show you where to look for them, and at what time of year. Next, we’ll look at which bait to use, as well as how to hook and land them properly.
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The annual convention in Orlando, Florida, assembles all the best and most innovative fishing companies in one spot, showcasing the sometimes nutty, but always cutting-edge, new tackle for both freshwater and saltwater anglers in the upcoming year. Here, in no particular order, are the 10 best new fishing lures that popped out to me at the 2019 show.
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The numbers of trophy bream being caught this season is amazing, fish over the old magical 5lb mark seems like a common story. We talk about big bream with Rob Paxevanos this episode.
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A largemouth legend explains the perfect recipes of thump, flash, and color to score more bass
Continue reading How To Pick the Best Spinnerbait Blade for Bass in Any Conditions
Three ways to fill your bait bucket—or steamer pot—with live crayfish.
Continue reading How to Catch More Crayfish and Keep Them Alive
Duunnn, Dunnn… Here are the tackle and tactics you need to go hunting for jaws
Continue reading The Beach Bum’s Guide to Surf Fishing for Sharks
“I think the bite pattern is boulder, current, sycamore shade, railroad gravel, foam,” Chris Ellis says. Ellis is a big guy, a goateed squirrel-dogger and self-described West Virginia hillbilly. He announces his prophecy from the bow seat of the raft, just as he launches an old-school Tiny Torpedo into a foamy eddy behind a boulder where the current pushes along a shore clad in railroad gravel. It lands in the deep shade of a riverside sycamore.
Continue reading A Fishing Adventure with Old Pals on the New River
Before you hit the water, load your box with these classic lures and flies
Continue reading The 10 Most Classic Lures and Flies for Summer Fishing
